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re: Iphone sales sliding?
Posted on 1/26/16 at 11:05 am to Korkstand
Posted on 1/26/16 at 11:05 am to Korkstand
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With Next, it is still apparent that you are paying full price for the phone. I think a lot of people will choose to keep their phones and lower their bills. With the old 2 year contracts, your bill stayed the same regardless, so it was a no-brainer to get a $500 phone for $200.
But people will still jump carriers. I just signed up for AT&T's plan in September. If I'm not satisfied after I pay off the phones, I'll probably jump back to Verizon. Much more to it now than just 2 year contracts. Some people always want the latest and greatest and will buy the new phones. Some, like me, would prefer a lower bill and buy one a model older to save $100 over the life of the contract.
Posted on 1/26/16 at 11:12 am to TU Rob
quote:Yes, people will still jump carriers. Yes, some people will still always get the latest and greatest.
But people will still jump carriers. I just signed up for AT&T's plan in September. If I'm not satisfied after I pay off the phones, I'll probably jump back to Verizon. Much more to it now than just 2 year contracts. Some people always want the latest and greatest and will buy the new phones.
quote:Right. People now have the option to lower their bills by using old phones. Some will go further than you and use phones 3 or 4 years old and save much more than $100.
Some, like me, would prefer a lower bill and buy one a model older to save $100 over the life of the contract.
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